Sentence examples for longstanding activity from inspiring English sources

Webcasting special events is an increasingly common practice for science museums that are trying to nurture online visitors, but it has been a longstanding activity at the Exploratorium.

"Swimming in the Hudson is a longstanding activity, but people used to have to clear a path before they could get in the water," said Cara Lee, environmental director for Scenic Hudson, a nonprofit group that monitors the river.

Thus, VIP is population-based and a longstanding activity.

For example, two longstanding activities — the feeding of bears by park rangers and the Yosemite Firefall, a summertime practice of dropping hot embers from the top of Glacier Point — were ended in the 1950s and 1960s.

As one of its longstanding activities, the WFCC participated in the development of the WFCC World Data Centre for Microorganisms (WDCM) in the late 1960s [ 1].

But anything that engages members, be they new or longstanding, in activities that make Labour more dynamic and receptive to the outside world should be welcomed.

"Father Ly's longstanding nonviolent activities to promote religious freedom and democracy in Vietnam are well known in the United States," wrote the senators, who included Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, and Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah.

In addition to low health literacy, sex, age, limiting longstanding illness, limited activities of daily living, cancer, smoking, physical activity, and the cognitive measures of fluency and time orientation were significant predictors of mortality (see table in appendix 3).

An Internet and literature review of private forest owner cooperation in temperate nations with developed economies resulted in a broad array of evidence of longstanding and successful activities from 19 countries.

Under the agreement, capital-starved Asian countries agreed to drop longstanding barriers to financial activity by foreign companies.

Interventions after an exacerbation may improve physical activity, with longstanding health benefits.